The New York Herald Newspaper, June 9, 1859, Page 5

' certala. The Aro ia suppoant to ate9 been Loe Wok OF Ma MCUIEY. Encape of & Countortelter. FilitaDauria, Juno 8, 1889. lon Taylor, Uhe couts'ezielter, who Peto, alias Wash was recently arrested wt Langacoaiag, N. J., his uscaped trou ins Cameen jail | tamer, PHILADEW ata Siouk BOARD. Purapenvita, Jane 8, 1869. ‘ vy. Penogylyauia State Aros, 90%; Bea tig Ra $1734; Mores Canal, 62; Long Inlvnd Rail % roat, 10; Peoneyleunin Re'iroad, 8954 Cuanuisros, Jago 7, 1859. arkot Omer; ealea ligat. . Bittonn, Jano 8, 1859. Wheat steady. Cora—3ales 11,000 lont, 90c.; white, 859. Walskey fem wt Cotton mm Flour unchanged, busts yellow, u 2835 Cm 20363, rales 5,000 Proviswns gene! Flour aotiv Whiskey 260, Oswsdo, June §—6 2. Mf. locating Fleur quict, Wheat decidedly flat, with a tendevey: tales small. Coro and oata quiet Cais quiet: 260, on four, 634c. on wheat, bc on cws. Lice importe—200 bbiz. flour, Canal exports—6,2.0 busuols wheat; 1,000 bushels oats, Borvato, Jun 8—t P. M Flour dull and heavy: sates 900 bbls. wt $5 75 for Sata, from Coteago sprivg; $6 76 for ‘ Ue 8 $7 25 for extra Michigan, {udtana and Ohio. $6 for double extras. Whext quist: sates 7,1) $1 26 jor Milwaukee club; $1 60 for red Osio, and $1 7 ® $1 40 for good to choice white Kentucky, Corn duli ‘and lower: sules 5,500 buabels Tilinoie, lato Last evening. Oats quiet. Bsrley inactive. Rye firm. Whiakey—Sales ‘of 200 bbls. at 250. Lake imports—4,500 bbis, flour, 2,600 buabels wheat, 3,000 co cora, 19,000’ do. ons. Canal ox- Porte—9,000 bb's, flour, 6,000 bushels wheat, 17,000 do, corn Burraro, Jane 8, 1859. Flour opened doll, but closed with a fair demand; fa- quiry tainly onnfoed to the batter grades : gales 1,090 BbIs. wt $6 75 for State from Chicago spring whe: 8 37 25 for exire Michigan, [odiaua apa Oui for coubie extras. Whoa’ quiet: sales $3,000 ‘fed Obio at $i 65. Oorn Io, lower : sales {4 Dilnois at 770. Oata quiet and po sales, Berley dull and Regiected. Rye Grm at $l. Waiskey easier ; #0'6835) bbis, At Zc. Canal freights—-Lumber and staves, 81 26 por toa over ‘ol's to Albany and Troy ; coro, wheat 10> ; fonr, 3 New York. Lake importe—5,000 bbis. flour, 3,00 buebela west, 4,000 ousbel¥ corn, 34,000 Dusnels conte, Canal exports—-810 bbls. ‘lou, 6,000’ bushels wheat, 11,000 bushels corn. Ainany, June 8—6 P.M. Woether stormy and wet all day, and market que Yar- Feb of ony transact ons that can be quoted as fixing rates. City Loteiligences Foserar or Mrs, Fanny Deane Harsry.—A large number Of rciaxives and frieads of the unfortunate deceased as- Sembled at ber late resiteuce, No. 224 Varick streot, y tercay, ab10 A. M., that hour having been fixod for tte obsequieg. Rev. Mr. Morgan, of St. Thomas’ church said the Frotestant Kp'scopat service. The coffla was thea Placed in the bearse, aud the funeral cortege moved alowiy to Greenwood Gemotery, where the boly was Paced in the receiving vault. Tt was stated that thia | ree waa adopted by the friends of the decease, for tha rpose of having in future @ more thorough exam'nasion Of the case. foxeeat or Ramsay Cxooxs.—The funeral of Ramsay C.ooks took piace yesterday at 2 P. M., at Calvary church, in Fourth avenue, near Twenty third street. Tho | Jdecessed, with bis family, regularly attended the services jot this church, of which the Rev. Dr. Francis L. Hawke iis tho pastor. The church was largely attended by a oncourse of highly respectable citizens, wh” desired to teetify their respect for the memory of the deceased. {i is seldom that so large 4 fuperal of @ similar class of poo- York. We bave nos spwe 2 go into detai’s, and willouly remark that the solema rvicer of the Episcopal church usualon such occasions lwero moat impressively and appropriately performed by ir, Hawks, aiced by another clergyman. The music by e choir, aided, as it was, by the tones of a fine and ell played organ, was very superior io parmeny, af nd both solemn and effective in its execution. colin which contained the remains of the jiver emaboseed nails. On the lid was a silver plate with be name and age of the desersed. After the conctusion of the eer vioes the remaigg were removed from the church o the bearse on the street, The pall bearers wero Wm. Astor, Adain Norrie, Beesident of St. Andrew's So. ety, William Niblo, propriéer of Niblo’s Saloon, Robort H)s8 op, a prominent merchant, Mr. Grant, of the firm of & Grant, and Mr Francier. From the charch the ‘eral cortege proceefed by the usual route to Gren. woud Cemeiery, whero the services terminated. We noticed in the proceesion an unusual number of privace wrriages, in which were to be seen a large number ot pir most influential citizens. Tux Forrest axp Wiii1s Conrmoversy.—On Tuesday bvening Mr, Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, presented to Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, now sit- ing in ‘New York—tbrough Worshipful Mister R. D. imeg——a check for $500, for the use and bonellt oF | idows and orpbene of Free Magons. verdies renovor ~yausou vy a letter from Mr, Forrest, statin; Hid not bring the suit for the purpose of recov. hiary compensation, but for the vindication of his charac er, and be therefore willipgly devoted the amount of the rdiot to this noble charity. Fourp Drowngp at StaTan Is.anp.—Coroner Hazlewood je'd an inqueet on the 4th iost. at New Brighton, Staten land, on the body of a man, apparently a seaman, found the beach near that place. Was about five fect seven joches ip beigtt; he¢ brown buir, and was dressed in blue Durnsey sbirt, ribbed flannel undershirt, drab pants, with jeather p about his waiet, with sheath and knife lad been about ten days in the water. Coroner Vanderbilt, of Stapleton, Staten Island, held an Joquest on the 7th inet., st the Narrows, on the body of a ian, about twenty-five years of ago, who was found float- pear that place. Was very respectably dressed, heviog on a black frock coat and pants, a gray vest and palfckin boots There were found in his vest pocket a brass door key apd a desk key. Was about five feet cight Inches in height and hsd lost front tecth. Figg is West Tmuxtmera Sranet—A Curtp Burwgp 10 arn.—About half paet five o’clock last night (Wedneg- ), a fire was discovered in‘the tencment house No. 312 Vest Thirticth street, in the premises of Patrick Farral. t appears that Mrs. Farral went out and left her little boy in the bedroom, and on her return sho found the oom on fire, auc gave tne alarm The flames were soon xtineuished with afew pais of water, when it was as- ertawed that the child was burned to death. It is sup- bo ed Loat vbe fire was caused bythe child rabbing a The body was taken to the Twentieth precinct tation honse apd the Coroner notified. The child was sold. The damage to furni- jure wiil be about $26—no insurance. The buildiog is sned by John Tagliabue, It is damaged about §20 and be iceuired. Eicums Recmrent Firtp Day.—The Washington Greys izhth regiment, Colonel Lyons, will havea field day at jobcken to-day. They form on Union square at 934 A, The morning drill will be devoted to the eee of arious movements directed inthe general orders, The leginent will in tbe afternoon be practiced in stroet firing, hue of battle, column, hollow square, infantry and art - wy maxceavring. The Eighth has eigbdt iofantry co n- abies, ope cavairy, and a mountain howitzer corps, acd the only regiment combining these three branches of ervice. Scsrension or Nigar Scaygncer Work.—We have been hown a card from thirteen mea engaged in this businoss, mplaining that no provision is made by the city for king away night soil, as the boats heretofore employed have beep refused pay for three weeks. bers are five thousand sivks and privies now needing to be olesned in this city, and that five hundred tons of bight soil are ueually removed nigbtly at this seasoa of Ina year, h longer delay will breed a pratilence. Cawat Boats Upset.—During the blow yesterday morn- pg two canal boats loaded with lumber—the Westend, iny, at pier No, 7, and the Security, at per No. 3 East fiver, were blown upon their sides 80 ag to become partly The Case of the Oid Police, SUPREME COURT—SPRCIAL TERM. Before Hon. Jndge Roosevelt. June 8.—McOune and others vs. the Polics Commis. oners.—This was & motion in one of the seven hundred see of tho old police against tho Commissioners. Messrs. fobn McKeon and James T. Brady appeared for the plain- ff to contend that the return of tho Commissioners was rfect and inconsistent, and to move that it be ssbed. On the other sido Messrs. D. D. Fi Obituary. DEATH OF JOHN 7. BOYD. Mr. John T. Boyd, 8¢., the sen of Dr. Boyd, the foun- jer of Boyd's City Exproms Pont, and, indeed, of the city Coron: Office, Axry:MontsM EXaMINATion.—Coroner Schirmer held an ptc-mortem examination at the New Yori Hospital yes- prday, in the case of Charles Stewart, the sailor who was bed by James Burns, mate of tho shi ueeday afternoon, at mg Water” atrooe. en ta x8 clisited on the examination wore tho same ag pore vreviowsly publisned. The jury rendered a verdict ‘aipat the prisoner, who was thereupon committed to the p= be to await the result of the wounded man’s injuries, juart is represented to be in a very critical condition, Susricion oF Ivvanticipg.—Captain Dowling, of the Sixth ‘ecinct, arrokted @ woman named Kato Gallagher, yester- y morning, at %6 Centro” stroet, on ion of having atroyed her Infant child. by moens or eden as fe ran nod of tbo deka 3 Bee yg ah p inquest upon the body to-uay @ child, and will hold Acapamy or Mesic ~The second night of the new prima | donba, Vortea!, and her d ba! in the opera “1! Poliuto,”” a ~ok which enjoys even more populacity than the critics st “t for it, drew @ Crowded Bouse last evening ones =. we baverarciy Geeu as Boor aiivace ia tho Aitogothe. 5 Resort poe ion of the pritclyal rOle was opera bonte “i ts : Spore Was prodiice! with Piso the rane @® when | P Bowe wd cuch missed prima donua, ‘ai brought toe higusst n Vae best p mint, except that piquant ». To the réle of Paulus, powers, ep of the opera, the caboltta ia the frst act, 8 se finale m the second, and the fine duet of the thirc's Mine. Cortesi was really mugnificest, She retained all the *4- mirersshe had made in “Saffo,” and converted many doubters; tor in operatic as well as in re.igious mat ters, there is @ groat deal of infidelity, We con- sidered the success of Mme, Cortical azaurod b/ ber per formance last weok. That cf last evening made it a pos tive triumph. The audience was very euthusiastic After the sevond act she was recalled twice, and received ® real ovation, Tho dusts in the third act was twice eucored, i gang even better than bofore, When he was superb. Amodio was better acquatated with the music, and sang exceedingly well throughout The orchestra and chorus were good; Maretzok condasied the former splendidly, and the performance was a!togother & most evjoyabie one. Subsequently to the performance ee, Colesel Was eerenaded wt her lodgings in Houston atrcet. To-night Colson makes her rvntrée in “Robert le Diabie,”” which is to be given with # fine distribution. To-morrow we are to have Cortesi in ‘‘La Traviata,” and on Satar aay “Robert le Dinble” tor tho matinée. he soason cloaes next Wednesd: . Cor, m ae A New WALL Srruxr Parak —We have received tho firat number of a new Wail street journal, to be issued weekly, under the name of The Wall strec Underwriter. It is to be the organ of life, fire and marino insurance companies and other monetary and joint stock operations. ‘Messrs, Samuel Grierson & Eccleaine aro the publishers. Police Intelligence. ALL anour Piris—Partyxnsu Dirvicurty,—Andrew I. White and Androw J. Moore, patent medicine men, of No. 10 Cortlandt street, were brought before Justice Usborne at the Lower Police Court, on a charge of larceny profer- red against them by George W. Comstock, an old partner of theirs in the pill making business. The complain- ant alleges that on the Istof January last the defendin's stole aud carried away 213 gross of Morso’s Indian root pills, valued at $2,800; 359 pounds of pilis in an unfinlsh ed state; 9 barrels of pill compound, worth $700, to- gether with books, papers, promissory notes, receipts ‘and accounts, vaiued in ail at 86,022 50; and thas they toox the said 'property to New Jersey, and cancealed it ia a barn. The defendants denied the charge of theft, and stated in exp'anation that the property had been’ pur Chared of the complainant under a written contract, Tne magistrate thought it would be advisable for the defend ants to give bail to await an exam:nation, which thoy did, and were promptly liberated trom custody, Some three mouths sgo Moore procured an indictment ta Hudson conniy,N. J., against Comstock avd his brotner for xtealing & portion of the goods that Messrs. White & Moore are row charged with appropriating, but Governor Morgaa re- fused to grant a requisition tor the extradition of the ac cused. A civil suit ia now pending between these parties an to tho ownership of the pili in question, anit tbe arrest Of Mesers. White & Moore on the criminal complaint may have been made to further the ends of Comstock in the clvil suit. However, the examination before Juatice Onborne wili make public the real merit# of the case and Will be the means of facilitating matters when the question of ownerehip comes before @ jury. Cavont iy Tue Act —Johu Hollingworth, a young man about twenty yeers of age, was caught in the act of bur- glariously entering tie premises of Eiward Flaherty, No, 445 Third avenue, yeaterday afternoon, and taken before dustion Kelly, who committed him for trial in defauit of bail, Reduction of Railroad Fare. CicaGo, June 7, 1869. The Pittsburg, Fort Wayae and Chicago Railroad reduced their fares to day to the following standard:—New York, $12; Boston, $14; Baltimore and Philadelphia, each $10, The other roads have dono the same, Court Caicndar=This Day. Scrame Covar—Cirovit —Part 1.—Nos. 953, 1047, 1981, 1727, 18¢6, 1987, 1949, 1958, 1956, 457, 1731, 1573; 1959, 3961, 1965, 1967, 1071, 1978, 1977, 1979. Part 2,—Nos. 1692, 440, 1006, 1192, 240, 1982, 19823, 1966, 1990, 1992, 2600, 2004, 2006, 2016, zoi2, 2016, 2018,’ 2020, "2092, Bvad. Usirxp States Disraict Covrt.—Nos. 7, 8. 1,10, 35 Surenox Covrt.—Part 1.—Nos. 611, 626, 212,587, 155, 427, 363, 225, 168, 667, 428, 52, 186, 26032, 132, 238, 44, 75, 76, 226, 32. Part 2.-Nos, 495, 461, 667, 652, 685, 638, 670, 672, 673, 076, 678, 679, 664, 668, 643, 653. Common Pixas.. 2,—Nos. 224, '686,'900, 1017, 1018, 1055, 1063, 1075. 1085, 129, 214, 295, 622, 699, 700, 984, 989, 199, 883, 757, 879, 977, 1028. ‘The Latest Draw’gs of the ¥-~-""--> ~ verlen, ag reported to +" - #¥V», EDDY & 00, 88 sot MANACERS OF THE j DELAWARE, GEOHGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTZRIES. Oficial drawings by telegraph. DELAWARE LOTTE! The subscribers, ( appointed by the Governor pacer pe amrrenmmee ernie ar atthe Growing of the Loony for te Benefit of | Delaware, that the follo the be hich Sore tne May Grewatrom the waeelis > Ooms Exrma Oxass, No. 835, Juxn 8, 1889. 7, 72, 67, 25, 63, 60, 14, 37, 58, 13, 46, 9. Crass No. 826, Juxx 8, 1560. 14, 17, 32, 23, 61, 24, 78, 19, 6, 28, 36, 29, 73. Ang tha the sald numbers were drawn in the order ta which "Whseesour banda, at Wilmington, De this Wedueeday, June 1859. GEORGE * JOB. Caan Commissioners. JaME3 DUNCAN, GEORGIA LOTTERIES. Com! mers appointed to superintend ibecribers,Commissio 1g of the Sparta Academy Vottery, do hereby certiy lowing are the numbers which were this day drawa Viz Cuass No, 823, Juxx 8, 1889 10, 13, 6, 25, 67, 28, 68, 33, 72, 29, 8, 35, 14, 42. Cxass No. 824, Exrra, Jone 8, 1889 33, 51, 22, 61, 57, 69, 34, 14, 21, 65, 46, 17. And thatthe sald numbers were drawn ta the ordor in which they stand above. wen our hands, at Augusta. Ga , this Wednesday, Jane 1809. ¥. 0. BARBERS, EDP Bogan,” ¢Com Wilmington, Deleware, WOOD, EDDY & 00.,§ .ra"Angonia, Georgie 0. A. Bis, Exchange and Specie Broker, 176 Grecuwich sirect, second doer north of Pacite How” Rheumatism.—Sure to Moderate, Often Cure —The Bracdreth pill isa most cer‘ain preserver of health, ond . safe Bn 1 onre for rheumatism, ayspep: , bilioug, and Iiver complaints, jsundice, sal. lowness of the complesion, drowalness, lanxuor, flaiulency, headsche, heartburn, impaired appetie, wind, spasms, pim: ples, Dictehes, eruptions of the skip, piles, coutiveness and ir- regularities of the bowels; for all female ‘complaints, irregu- , Obst distressing’ 80 prevalent with the sex, depreselon of spirits, ditoness of aight, nervous nem, yellow fever and fevers of all kinds, fever and ague, evtiepey. tetanus or lock jaw, and dropey’ of the chest an other ise are all cured ot greatly relieved by the useof Brand- reth’s pills. Renenber, Cee cae, tinu because matiers, body beyond the time Fature deagned. ‘These are removed by Brandreth’s pills. Thus the blood ts purifed, and all dis- ease {s cured asa rule, but mod certainly by the simely use of these innocent ‘but surely cleansing pills. Sold at cents, with directions, et Dr. Brandrati’s principsi oflce, Brandreth butldiog, 294 Canal atreet; Burnton’s, 29 Bowers; Bushtoo’e, | Broadway sud setor House, New York, and MeMurdy, 449 Broadway, A'bar. ‘The Emperor Napoleon Recent} fat office to am smerican gentleman, whic’; the refused. On dein; to gives reason, he could not think of remaining awcy from New wished to_purebase bis bata and capsof KNOX, hatter, of No. 312 Broadway. French Soft Hats, Just Received. 8. J, PARDERGUS; agent for the manufacturer, (J, Coupin, Aix,} 16 William street, corner of Ann. Gentlemen About to Visit the Sea Side, or Nay soloot summer bate iniporsotes” eal pts AtGENIWS, 607 Bradway. 7, Offered a iter tl} fied that he ‘ork, he Yor’, as Pe shoo Nye pera Demand Ef ae Unequal- ar cassimere hots at 1 Marlies the trades ‘Under Barsuna’s Mascum 0 CTO ey+ Brady's Photographic Galleries, ea, yon ‘ork, and 352 Gn ea City of New York, to S. A. Holmes, Dr.—To Commissioners? award on one haif of the Lafarge lease of gal: lery 289 Broadway, $900. Holmes’ New Modei Picture Gailery ot hotograpba and daguerreotypes, No 691 Broadway. Fine Improvementa betcken fine works of she art. Summer Undershirts ‘and Drawers from 75 conte 10 We fine DIS Shirt Emporlum, 262 Broadway. F. X. 8. Improved French Yoke Shirts, a Le PELLOU MOLUNHS, 4 Brosdway, solo manufacturers First Premium Shirts, Roady Mado and to order, $24 and $3@ per dozen. Measures taken upon 1 -y les of common seDee ond warranted to At, at LALGHTUA' B12 Broadway, oppeate thot Nicholan Hotel ey establishment of thelr summer styles, if you wish Do. FOR 8a WHOLRSALE TO REAL ata) x rye NEW YO? | Ae 11 WTF Sticet, Stwer WoeNes 875 Gold ® leben, 10; weichew repaired $2 ger your, aad proper a celts FOWLKS & WLS $08 Broad aay , may be oblain. 52 Sugers Reduced. Pounds Coffee, $1; 359 and | 2K HERALD, THURSDAY, JUN. K 9, 1859, ment ie caloulated to » lead, we have to hog the favor ¢! —Royn —On wi your publiebing this contradiction, The stavornent ig alto. Stock Exchange. Wspsexpay, June §, 1859 13% Wg a An TY sre st gether orrepeons apd bas po ( dation : “renotogieal Pxarolawtions, Pointiag Of | ' BAveus ¥ HSEMONY'S NEPHEWS & 00. hd NYCouRR.b30 7214 Gs | pie, acheste Hi, st BEDEORD', 43 Slat» avenue, wear | “1060 Virgie by: &.. 940830 11g ia ee 10000 Misgouri 6's, 1 we de Montebello Cham he 10... o- | by even srrigal from Prange, in havk lad emesis Senay Coo Baa", 6 ry BINONLN, 37 Bout W. 1 BOK WRR2tmig. 97 Fe ing ized Btateas 77 ROMS Wiliam sizecs, wole agents | oP enaclmat Go pens AS Rae el Sh ae The Purest Gin Lmported— 14000 MAL mige 42 * UL} seciedam azomatic ashnapos; put up in quartand | 6000 Lav &Millg bas, 17 Pint Lotiles. Raid by all druggtate ana country merchants. 2000 Gal &Chilm'g 92 300 do. 8 ee ao 2OOLEXWImtgebds 703, 50 MSo&NTa 2 Defiaxce Salemander Safes, with Patent | 200 d 2migebds 41° 400 do, 20 powver prov! locks and cross bare Also, fire aad burglar OsbsCom'th Bavk. 99 250 do, UM proo! parlor salve Depot 63 Murray street ‘corver of “olloge 90 160 Panama. + Lit place (formerly 193 Peari street). ROBERT M. PATRIC! 96 500 Ill Cen RR. . 56 + 99 do..... 860 65 Glass Shades of all Sizes for 8. 100 64 Cleve,Col&Cin Ri 4 Biosks, towers. ke. ko. constantly on band end tande % | topeiaducces nce, 1% S00Galenn ae Chie RA Ost order, Depot 166 William street. corner of Anu. P| Fesife Mell 88 Oo 69 (160 do, B19 68 ee ; do. 63 pnmerae, Tense fox Salc=For Premises of 800 NY Cen it 62% 4 . 289 Broudway, the independes feom ry tie heads diet Spantegr ee? whew 2 "to doy & 100 721; 60 Ohic &Ria Rt 58 Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupeer= | 100 7235 360 do. 68 Toe best in t'e world Wholesale and retell, ani the dye pri- | 350 712i 200 51K vately applied, at No. 6 Astor House, 300 +83 7234 10 Del, Lack 45 Fill’s Halr Dye—50 cents, black or brown. BEOOND BOARD, Rie dene bev + 88% 500 abs HarlRR ptt. 34 imitable hair cuuing at hovis 94 % 999 Broatway. Ta : Bes) 50 MSO&NTARR. 63) 8 Bat helor’s Hatr Dye, Wigs and Touperse | 200 TerB&Ali2dmig, 413; Toe ben in the world, suzpaseing al made, toldand applied | 300 sbsR'dgRR..s60 35 200 Clev&ToIRR .n60 247 at tbe @ anufuctory, 288 Broadway. 1c0 Paalle 8 Go480 oe Bar ‘Tricopherous is the Best and Cheap~ sead 0874 ext article for f, beautifying, cleann; pre. | SONY ODER... 125 pt : 100 do......24 72. Servine and restoring ibe hair” Leiiion try ik, ‘wold “bp ab Me eee ii we ot Ken Medical Discovery is warranted to cure crisypelas, saltrbeum, scald bead, ulcerated wore legs. For sale by all druggists. a FAMILY AEWING MACHINES, NEW STYLES, AT REDUCED PRICK. 49 Broadway. New York. 162 Fultos sreat, yn. ————___— Herrirg’s Patent Champion Fire And baralar proof safes, 251 Broadway, corner Murray st... Whe Best Bed tn Extstence—(Howe's alintin. *t from $6 to $4 at 37% Hroademy. (all and cant FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wapsrspar, June 8—6 P. M. The steamebip Asia sailed today for Liverpool with $1,443,470 in epecie on freight, which was about the amount expected. The only other tteamer this week is the New Yosk, for Bremen via Southampton; under pre- sent circumstances, and erpecially bearing in mind the at titude of Northern Germany at latest advices, and Eng- land’s refusal to protect Bremen vessels, shippers are not likely to send much specie by this opportunity. Exchange closed dull; many expect that lower quotations will rule next week. Money is in active demand avong discount brokers at last quotations; there is rather more disposi. ion to lerd freely on call. A private letter by the City of Washington mentions that on the London Stock Exchange, call Joan had just been mado at one por cent per annum; the resection ircm the previous excitement is already in fall play. ‘The great railroad war assumes a new phase every day, and it requires steaiy attention to keep the track of the ever varying negotiations and hostile movements. On Saturday laet, Mr. Samuel L. M. Barlow, President of the Ohio and Mississippi, and umpire under the Ostober com- pact, despatched circular letter to the four roads, pro. posing ® new and equitable tariif of fares and freights. That proposal was accepted by the Erio, and at last, we underetand, that it has been accepted by the Central also; it bas been rejected by the Southern roads on the ground that the freight charges proposed were too low. Accord- ing to Mr. Barlow's schedule, passenger fares were raised toa figure which all the lines consider fair and remu tive, and freiphte warn $s totes eters eo eee smmou Oy per VENUE BULYS BUCUE pros ant Agnes. The Southern roads claim that an advance of 100 per cent in freights ts needed. The New York Central capnot agree to this, because it has to compete with the canals; until some arrangement be made with the canal managers—if such an arrangement can be made—it is im- possible for the Central to raise ite freight charges more than 60 per cent over their present figuro without losing ‘the whole of its freighting business. It is therefore out of the question to expect Mr. Corning to do so, and if the Southern roads insist on the point, the war must go on umtii one side or the other bo entirely exhausted. As, however, the Southern lines woula, by accepting Mr. Bar- low’s schedule purely and simply, not only make as much money as they can expect on passengers, but likewiso obtain e'xty per cent more than they are doing at presen} on freight, it is perhaps reasonably expected that they will not persevere in the views Mr. Thomson set forth yesterday avd to-day. Mr. Barlow’s schedule is not per- haps what he desires or what ke is en:itled to; but it is evidently alll © can get at present, and itisa great deal better for his road than a continuance of the present sui” cidal contest. Mr. Thomson is expected in town to-night’ and will probably mee: Mr. Corning and other railroad mansgerr. We give elsewhere a mass of information about the frost of the 4th June, which has been reported as having proved so disactrous. It appears to have affected but a parrow strip of country stretching from Maine down through New Engand, the northern part of this State, the northweetern part of Pennsylvania, and the north and voribeastern part of Obio, Itdoes not appear to have been felt with apy severity beyond Ohio. Letters and telegraphs from Illinois, Michigan and Indiana etate that no damage has been dove in those States; Southern Ohio, Southern Penn- sylventa, Jersey, Scutbern New York and the far Western States appear to have escaped aitogother. Nor is it trae, os bas been stated, that the wheat crop has been inj sred. 0 far as we can learn, with very few exceptions, the wheat is none the worse. In many places within the nar- now étrip above mentioned the corn bas been burt; but as a general rule the stalks are not killed and wili grow up again; where they have been destroyed it is not too late to replant. It will probably be fount that the sum total of the irreparable dawsge done by the frost on the 4th June is the destruction of some vegetabies and flowers, and that the stories of wholesale injury to the crops which have been circulated in the papers are not unconnected with speculations in breadstufis here and in the West. ‘The stcck market continues duil,ard prices are de. pressed. A large number of contracts ia Western stocks are maturing, and the stocks are being sold out as fast as they are delivered. Thus we notice large cash rales of the fich’gan eharee, of Galena, Rock Island, Harlem prefer red and otker etccks at lower prices than avy © + reached. ‘The decline is accelerated by the ecrts of the jobbers, who continue to offer sellers’ options at large differences from the cash rates, The disturbance in the money mar- ket, on the strength of which many sales haye lately been made, may have operated to deter persons from buying stocks; but ithas not diminished the supply of money available for brokers’ purposes. There would be no difficulty in obtaining any reasonable amount on call atthe present time at fiom 5 to 6 percent. The feature of the market, we shoald eay, was a general disinclination to do anything in eiceks, Bonds are a fraction lower, and sales of State stocks were made this morning ata conces. sion from yeeterday’s prices. The following were tho last prices, the market being steady:—Missouris, 841 a 1%; Virginins, 9634 a 7; Canton, 18 a 19; Cumberland pre- ferred, 17.918; New York Central, 723; a 5; Erie, 5 a X; Barlem, 9a 34; proferred, 34.0 4; Hudson, 31 a i; Reading, 353 2 36; Michigan Central, 40% a 41; Michigan Southern, 8 a 4; do, preferred, 200 3;; Panama, 1184, 0 ; Illinois Central, 5634 « 66; Galena and Chicego, 631; a XX; Cleveland and Toledo, 25 8 4; Chicago and Rock Island, 5834 34; Ulinois Central bonds, 80 a 3; Pacille Mail Company, 6834 a $4. The business of the Sub-Treasury was a3 follows ++8163,507 65 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $20,059,047 94, and the balances $1,305,126 44. The North American Fire Insurance Company has de- clared a eemi-annual dividend of eight} per cent, payable on demand, The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company for the month of May aro ae foliows:— The above are the vet receipts after deducting all 8. To mm Evivor oF me Naw Yorn Henin 81 Gurexwicn Srreer, June 8, 1859 Obeerving a + tin the © your tetemen Cy GMO OF UNO NOW BavKing COOLEH Le ut 4 refused acceptauce, Sad as @uch stale- eotete bine mou Havana had bee . 302,000 00 | ‘Total payments. ++ 108,621 81 Balance... £82,124 08 —<$<$<$____. OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wepwespay, June 8—6 P. M. Asros.—The market was quiet, with small sales of pots at 53¢c. and pearls at 63¢. Brxapsturrs —Fiour—The market was less prices declined from 10c. to 6c. per barrel, common and medium grades of Wester braced about 6,000 bbis., closing w: range of qvotations:— active, and especially for the salen. In tho following Reject d to choice super fine State, 65) Extra do... 700 6 bu a 8 2 a 950 ‘ght a 760 Southern fancy and extra a 925 Choice extra family and bakers’ braads a 950 Rye flour. : a 500 Corn meal. - 420 a 450 Poutbern flour was heavy and closed at easicr rates, Tho fales reached about 1,000 bbis., closing within the above range of prices. Rye flour and corn meal were steady at cur quotations, while sales were limited. Wheat was heavy and prices unsettled. Tho sales embraced about 6,500 bushe's, including red Southern at $167 and fair winter red Southern at $1.60. Corn was heavy, with a tendency to lower rates. Tho sales embraced abou po ga hep Western mixed at 88c.; round yellow at Nc, Southern do. at 92c. a98c., aud white do. at $20. = 036.’ Rye was quiet at 98c., and barley at 600. a 8c. Matt was mn good demand at §2c. a 90c. Oats were in good supply, with 8 of State at ble. a 53c., and of Western aud Canavisn at 550. a 560. Corres —The market was quiet, with sales of 180 mats of Juva at 16c ,and 50 co, Jamaica at 1130. Coriox.—The market was unchanged, and the improve- ment noticed yes'erday was sustained, though sales wo-o confined to about 400°a 500 bales, closing at 10%. for middling uplande, Tho following is statement of the movement in cotton since the Ist September laet a8 compared with the pre- vious three yeare:— 1859. 1858. 857. 1858, Recetved at 8,691,060 2,023,000 2,860,000 8,386,000 Exp'd. to G. Brit’n.1,776,000 1,486,000 1,291,000 1,683,000 P'd. to France.. 389,600 350,000 '365,000 °464;000 Ex. to other F. P. 805,060 320,000 73.000 4657000 Total export... ..2,670,000 2,156,000 2,029,000 2.612'000 Stock on + 361,000 "466,000 '280,c00 320,000 Of which during the past week, included in the above: Received at porte. 16,060 24000 9,000 26,000 Fx, toGt. Britain. 45,000 47,000 12}000-—40/c00 &x. to France 7,060 6,600 -1,000 17,000 Ex. to other 10,000 8608 8,060 4,000 Total exporte 62,000 61,C00 21,000 61,000 ‘The increrse in recetpta at the ports compared with 1886 wae 205,600 bales. The increase in exporta to Great Britain compared with 1856, was 93,000 bales; decrease to Frence, 15,000; increase to other foreign ports, 40,000. Total increage in exporte, 58,000. Regarding gales in transit, Mr. Wililam P. Wright remarks as fouows:—We do rot know of avy gales this woek. Onl: bales are now upon the market, and these for fully low miidhne Wa 6 * 5 ed bales of , 300 eef at 1s. 3d., 900 bbis. pork at 9d ,600 bbis. rosin at 9344. ; and 50 packages lard at 10g. There was nothing of Moment reported for London or Glasgow. There con- tinued to be moderate cngsgements Havre at un- charged rates. A bark was for Marseilles to load with light pipe staves, roported at $28, and another do. for the same port, with do , was reported at $50. neu. —The demana for cod was good, and the sales em- braced 1,500 quintals, within the range of $4 30a $4 3734. Mackerel was steady, with sales of email No. 1’s at $16 60, and large No. 2’s at $16, and No. 3's at $9 25. Herring ‘were in fair request, with aales at 260, FIRE CRACKESS —Saies of 1,200 boxer, 40 packs, Canton, wore sold at $2 20 Hay.—The market was steady, with sales reported for shipment of 1,200 bales, at 600. a 70c. emp was quiet and nominal,and no sales of moment reported. Inon was steady, but sales were moderate. Leap was dull and Jower; sales of Galeva were made at $6 per 100 Ibs., whick was cheaper. Foreign was quiet, and no sales of moment were reported. Lixe was in — demand for common, with sales of 1,060 a 1,200 bbis. common, at 65c., and’ 200 do. lump Rockland at 75c. Motasses —Sales of 40 hdds. clayed Caba were made at 28c, Cuba muscovato was quiet but steady. Navat Stones.—The gales embraced about 1,000 bbls, spirits turpentine to arrive and on the spot at 49c.a4914c.; 5CO bbls tar at p. t.; 1,700 bbls, common rosin to arrive at$i&5. Crude was firmly held, and $3 75 refused for the article on the spot; and 600 bbls, tar sold ut p. t. Ons —L nseed was dulland lower, with eales of Ameri- can in cask at 68c, @ 64c., and of English at 60c. a 6c. Tee New Bedford Whalemen's Shipping Li:t gives the fol- lowing report of that market for the week ending Juno 6tb:—Sperm since our last has been very quiet. A gale of 160 bbis. st 136. per gallon is the only transaction we bave to report. There is more inquiry for whale and a slight improvement in prices. Tho sales for the week pave reached 4,810 bbis. in parcel. We quote:—1,000 bble. ip parcels xt 60c., 1,160 do. at 480 ; 200 do. at 475., 200 do, dark at 450. aud $0 co. at 46c.; also 2,030 bbis. in lots at prices not transpired; 230 bbis. South Sea at per gallon, Whalebone—No sales Crude wha'e has been in gcod Cemand, and prices closed firm. —Pork—The firmness of holders tended to , while there was a good demand from the e, The sales embraced about 1,00 a 1,800 bbis , in- cluding Dew mess at $17 12a $17 28, thin mess at $17 37, prime mess at $18, four weas at’ $16 26a $16 50, and prime at $15.8 $15 124%. Beef wagin limited request and dui}, The esles embraced abont 200 bbis., including country prime at $6 25 a $7 25, country mees at $8 25 a $0 25, repacked mess at $9 26 a $13 50, and extra $14 $15 60. Prime mess was firm, and 100 tierces sold at $20, and 150 tierces good India mess sold at $28. Smail lota_of beef hams were sold at $15 a $18. Salen of £0,000 Ibe. clear short middies were made at 10¢. -, 10%. Cut tg were steady, with eales of 25% nnas. and tier: 70. for dry shoviders, and at Sie. a 9c, for hams, pickled. Lard wi 'y *2a iu rather betier re- , with sales of 660 bbls. And tierces at 110. a 11%c. F was plenty andy fair request, at 16c. a 18c. for Chee was dull and sales moderate. jeady, with a nalo of 40 a 50 casks at 4c. .. 8° as —The market continued to be active, and woout 2.40¢ hhes were scld, mostly Cuba refiving goods, aud chictly within the range of 53;¢. a 53¢c. Iucinded in the sales Were 200 bhds, Porto Kico at 8740. a 6xc., and 600 boxes at p. t. Tonacco.—The demand cont'nues limited to immediate wants, Tho sales embraced 72 hhds, Kentucky at 8340, @ ¢., 110 bales Havana at p.t., 87 cases séed ieaf xxy —The market was well supplied and prices were easier, with sales of about 300 bbls. at 274c. a 280. Married, Asr—Dx Zoverm.—{n Hoston, on Saturday, May 28, by Roy. Joba P. Robingon, Cart Aunert Agr, of Stockuolm, to Maxcverurs Exny, davghter of LH. D3 Zoashe, of Stockholm (Sweden) and Dublin papers please copy. Curen—Wrsrarvait.—On Tuesday, June 7, by the Rev. A. H. Burlingbam, Mr. Camryon Curtsr to Miss Canm | Wesvervatr, all of thie city. Bxow-~BeRwicex.—On Tuetday, May 24, by tho Rev. entine Buck, Dav R. Disexzow to Buzaners K. Her. | var R10 E June 8, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. G. A. Beltz, afr. Geonox HL Fewwe to Miss E. Maxcanarra Vous, all of this city. Fcxaneox—Raker —At Bridgeport, Conn., on Wednes- day, June 8, by the Rev @. 8. Coit, 'M. Boaare Ecxmrsox, of Havorstraw, N. Y., to Fanxig, daughter of J. D. Baker! of the former piace. King—Kuucao.—At Yonkers, on Tuesday, June 7, by the Rev. D. M. Seward, Mr. Wituiaw H. Kixa, of this city, to Miss Mary R. Kertoaa, daughter of 8. T. Ketlogg, E3q., of the former place. Lxx7—Roceas—At tho Orchard street Universalist cbureb, on Tuesday, Jone 7, by the Rev. Dr. Sawyer, Chanies Lust, Jr., to Fasny E., youngest daughter of Enos Rogers, Eeq , all of this cit .) r Hill, on Tueeday, Juno 7, MireR—Kingy.—At Qu by the Rev. Br. Mr. Gonar Mire, of this city, to +» Of the for- Bogge, Me. Mies Canrum A., daughler of Clark Kirby, mer place. Mooxs—SADDEREON.—In Boston, on Monday, June 6, by the Rev. Fdwin Johnson, Mr. Grorcr F, Moorr, of New York, to Huu M., daughter of James @. Sanderson, Esq., Juno 6, by the Rev. Mr. Morgan, W. J. B. Want io 8. Matrmavers, both of this city. Watack—Dvrre.—On Tuesday, June 7, by the Rev, Jobn Brash, Davip Hvtommon Watxace, formerly of Ren- frew, Scotland, to Mrs, Lizerre Derar, formerly of Now Oriesns. of Boston. Woati—Marrravars.—On Monda: Brarn.—In Hoboken, on oes A June 7, Beann, aged 49 years, formerly of Canterbury, Englacd. The reiatives and friends of the family are reapectfully wrifed Wo attend the faneral, this (Touraday) morning, a oeleck, from the r fence of her brother, Joe i. ceskor Gi eousth aod Meadow strey.c, Calio: wim paposs please copy. Miss Anna | 1 ‘at 8c. | ae See Wnts ad ae er eatne rennet) Seor., elde t eon of Thom. ba the late Dr. ae | The friends and relatives of the family are reape.tfull > | doy to atievd the funeral, on Friday alternoon, 2 | four o'clock, f9cm hie late rewidence, No, 69 Weat Thirty- | | first etreet, without furthor invitation, Orrice Boyp’s Orry Exraesa Pour No 46 Wiliam street, June 8. | the death of the proprietor, Joan T, Will only bo made from ibis ofice on 94nd 12 o'clock The office will Lo Cousequence of Bow, two deliveries Fridey, 10th wet , vi i { be opened as usual on Saturday morning, 11th inst. | | _ Boavur.—Va Tuesday, J Taacs, widow of the inka Obeishopiner' ae ren gr 88 yeare, Seely Bogert, aged ibe relati fraterungt Tos And friends of the family, and the Masonie epecttully davited to attend the funeral, rnoon, at two o'clock, from her late retidence, Sm af Sooth DcoRnee ‘Street, third house south of Nelson street, vckmasteR.—On Wednesday morning, June 8, - let fever, WiLtim, ton of Jane and Willing P. Buckoanas ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of his fa- ther, No. 93 Weet Warren street, South Brooklyn, this (Thureday) aftervoon, at three o'clock. oGhikatt ln Brooktyn, on Wednesday, June 8, Gas n of James and Elizabe aged Years, § monthe and 19 days, ol eaeeie Pi 6 relatives and friends of the famil tend the faneral, thie Toureday) afternson et fer erent, { from the retidence of bis paronts, Canton strect, between Eason Place and Atlantic avenues, Brookiyn, without | ibis (Thureday i fur! Curevens —On Tuesday, June 7, Miss Mary Axwe Come. VExS, daughter of the late Stephen Cheeve od 25 years, 10 months and 16 days. pnebmtenbneeat The friends aod acquaintances, and those of her brother, Thomas Cheevers, are reepectiully mvited to attend the fa. neral, tbis (Tbureday) afternoon, at three o'clock, trom eo. reeidence, No. 36 Ciinton street, without further vitation, Piladelpbia papers please copy. Coscrove —On Tuceday morning, June 7 Dnt severe fliness, Maxy A. Cosaxovn, the P. W. Cosgrove, and daughter of Mrs. aged 28 year after a short beloved wife of Bridget Newton, The friends and acquaintances of the family, and those of her brother, Michsel Newton, are Ny invited toatterd the ‘funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two cose, from her late residence, No. 278 East Fighteenth stree Davirs.—On Wednesday, June 8, at his residence, No. 261 Brecker street, after a illness, Rev. Taomas Davies, aged 28 years, % months and 14 days. The relatives and friends of the (amily, the members of the Centrai Methodiat Episcopal church, and of the Bed- ford street Methodist Episcopal church, are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the Central Methodist Bplscopal church, in Seventh avenue, near Fourteenth strost, Ecax —On Wecnesday, June 8, after a painful iliness, Tuomas EGsx, aged 28 years, a native of Cork, Ireland. His friewds and relatives are respectfully invited to tend the funeral, from hia late residence, No. 222 Grand street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. His remains Will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Rzexmt —On Tueacay morniug, June 7, at 3 o'clock, Mrs. Baswan, widow of Tobias Ezekiel, and daughter of wD ano Jennett lasacs, in the 74th year of her age. ‘The funeral will take place on Friday morning, at eight o’clock, from ibe residence of her son-in-law, Mr. C. D. arnstha}, No. 653 Houston street. The friends and ac- quaintancea of the family are respectfully invited te at. vend without further netice. New Orleans, San Francisco, Richmond and Baltimore papers please copy. Fa.vay —Suddenly, on Tuesday, June 7, Danmet Fatver, aged 40 yeare. His friends, and those of the family, are requested to at- tend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, trom bis late resicence, corner of North Thirteenth and First streete, Williamaburg. Firip.—On Toesilay, June 7, Caanzes S. Charles H. and Emily L.. Field, aged 1 year, 9 16 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis grandparente, No, 80 Franklin street, today (Thursday) at twelve e’clock M. GaLL.GnER.—Un Tuesday, June 7, Roer GaLtacuer, aged 7 — ® native of county Longford, parish of Abbey, reland. Her friends and relatives are requested to attend the fu- ), thia (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her je residence, No, 130 Fast Twenty-ninth street, Guus —At Astoria, on Wednesday, June 8, Mra, Kouxy Guus, wife of William Gillis, in the hese! ag of her age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her Inte residence, at Astoria, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Mp —On Tuetday evening, June 7, Huxry Ser- pam, con of Louis and Mary E. Heitkamp, aged 4 years, 10 months and 7 cays, The relatives and friends of tho family are respecifally invited to atteud the funeral, from tbe residence of hit perente, No. 97 Concord street, Rrooklyn, without farthc: invitation, this (Thursday) afterncon, Rt iwo o’ciock. The remains will be taken to the Cemetery of the Evergreens. Howt.— On Wednesday morning, June 8, of pnoamonia, Watrer Hoot, aged 65 Jeara. The reiatived and friends of the family gre reavesied to attend We funeral, without further inyitetion, from the only son of months and rt I reside! bit ¢ocguver, Mrs. Caroline 2. Van Beurep, No. 16 Morton street, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock. Hvnzer.—On Wednesday evening, June 8, after a lon; and ful illness, month and 26 day ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 151 West Thir- ty-frst street.’ ‘The remains will be taken to Orange coun- ty for interment. ‘Ka.ty.—On Tuceday evening, June 7, Mr. Micuam: Ker- LY, a native of Dublin, aged 52 years. ‘The fuperal will take place from his Inte residence, No. £6 Frankfort street, (Thursday) afternoon, at two pe Dublin papers please copy. Nzwcomne —On Tuesday, June 7, after a lingering il- bess, Janz C., widow of George W. Newcombe, in the 6lst year of her age, a native of England, but for the last thirty Years a resident of this city. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral,, from St. Paul’s chapet, corner of Broad- u and Vesey street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Rea.—In Hoboken, on Monday, June 6, Hevry Rea, aged 40 years, Hie remains were interred in the Roman Catholic Ceme- tery at Bergen, New Jersey. @ Ronson.—in Chicago, on Tuesday, Jyne 7, Jons D. Ro- BINSON, 3 oungest £on of the late James Robinson, of Aiba py, oged 22 years. a ‘Tiaex.—On Wedreaday morning, June, after a short but severe illness, Danint Tice, in the 62d year of hisags: His friends, and those of bis sons, James M and Wiiliant D, Tighe, are invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, No. 6 Butler street, Brooklyn, on Friday after- noon, at three o'clock. Wricut.—On Wednerday, June 8, of inflammation of the lupge, Hevry J. Wricnr, in the 65th year of his age. Toe relatives and friends of the family are respecttuly invited to attend the funeral servicer, at bis late residence, No. 10 Fifth street, this (Thursday) evening, at seven o’cieck. His remaing will be taken to Eas! Chester for in- ‘ment, on Friday morning, at nine o’cloc! ALaNson HowreR, aged 48 years, N ANNOUNCEMENT FOR HOTEL KEEPER? STEAM. &e.—In order to learen ths trovbls of re. es pon the proprictors ot GAYRTLY'S wir depot, No, 41 snn eireet, hotel keep ¢rs. the ownera of large travelling equipages and others are «fered a }iberai disesuntto buy by the quintity, Many of the bole) keepers at the cifferent watering pisces have aiready talien into this arrargement—ta fuct, it was puggeated by dbem, and at the eame time travellers carry their own supoly with them, “Crders addressed by maul’ will be promptiy aitend- ed to, T sonar, 2 » seen "93°10 and $4 boots, warranted to give JONES’. 10 and 12 Ann street. 4 T EVERDELL'S, WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, 4&0— AA. There celebrated cards, elerantiy engraved, cas be hed only Broadway, corner of Doane etree! ITRACTIVELY ELEGANT CARPETS : At extraordir arily low prices. 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